Chanonry Sailing Club

Welcome to our sailing club

On our website you'll find a great deal of information about our activities for current and prospective members. Membership is open to all ages interested in sailing. Basic, refresher and advanced training and coaching sessions are conducted along with a variety of shore-based courses. The club has some dinghies for the use of members.

For yacht owners, we have summer trot moorings (boats up to 32 foot) and our own small drying harbour. There is intra- and inter-club racing as well as a programme of organised cruises.

We also have an active coastal rowing group with two St Ayles rowing skiffs.

You need a password to access the Members' Area on the site. Use the contact form to request a reminder and also to send comments and questions.

Chanonry Sailing Club Provides:

Great sailing experience in the idyllic area, Moray Firth between Fortrose and Rosemarkie on the Black Isle, Scotland, where is one of the best spots in the UK to view Bottlenose dolphin and other wildlife, including porpoises and grey seals.

Friendly, diverse and active membership with a lively social scene.
Come along and join us whenever a club activity is on.
Club dinghies and private boats space available for active members.

"Taster" sailing for potential new members.

“Social Sailing on Friday Evening” will be on Fridays from 19.00 during the summer. This is an ideal opportunity for members to sail with safety cover but without the pressures of racing.
A comfortable club house with facilities to high standard and a gallery and waterside balcony.
Competitive mixed fleet and class dinghy racing (Lasers/Musto Skiffs/ Streakers/ RS Teras etc.) throughout the season.

Safety Info For ALL

WHAT'S NEW

NESS CUP Results Published

New Privacy Policy and
Consent Form Published

2018 Programme published

2018 Committee

2017 Prizewinners

Find us on Facebook
The Facebook page for the Club activities is at ChanonrySC.

We also have some Facebook groups where you can interact with other group members:

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The Club acknowledges the support of the
Ross & Cromarty Sports Council